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Visa hires Levi's European chief

Visa Europe has appointed Mariano Dima, vice-president of marketing at Levi Strauss Europe, as executive vice-president for marketing and products.

News Analysis: Short-term gain, long-term pain

Stores seeking to drive footfall by emailing out discount vouchers could suffer over time, writes Gemma Charles.

Careers: Salary snapshot - Marketing executive

A typical marketing executive is 33, has a degree and is a member or graduate of the Chartered Institute of Marketing.

Barclaycard and Oyster partner for credit card initiative

LONDON - Barclaycard and Oyster are to roll out a combined card next year that will enable users to use the same card to pay for travel and as a credit card.

Visa shelves search for World Cup agency

Visa has suspended its search for an agency to build on its sponsorship of the next two football World Cups, after a US court ruled last week that FIFA was wrong to strip rival MasterCard of its sponsorship rights.

News brief: More Th>n looks to add legal-advice division.

More Th>n is looking to add a legal-advice division called More Th>n Legal. At present, the insurer offers legal advice only to home-insurance customers, but is looking to expand its services.

Direct News brief: Law Society hires Meteorite

The Law Society has hired Meteorite to highlight its work supporting its members. The initial campaign, which launches in 2007, will include direct-response press ads targeting the legal profession.

Adwatch of the Year: Adwatch stars of 2006

Tesco's change of agency didn't stop its ads becoming the most-recalled over the year, while a freshly groomed canine struck gold for Churchill.

More Th>n abandons 'Normal is great' strategy.

LONDON - More Th>n, the Royal & SunAlliance-owned insurance brand, is dropping the 'Normal is great' strapline from its advertising after less than a year.

NatWest to look beyond cricket sponsorship ties

LONDON - NatWest is to broaden its sponsorship activity beyond its traditional territory of cricket and is looking at both the sporting and non-sporting arenas.

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